IN PHOTOS: Dan Hurley and UConn team dazzle in icy fits on the way to the White House

UConn coach Dan Hurley and the Huskies men's basketball team visit the White House on Tuesday. President Joe Biden invited Connecticut and the South Carolina women's team to honor and celebrate their 2024 national titles.

UConn shared photos on Instagram of the team making its way to Washington, D.C., and the Huskies' outfits were next level.

"White House Bound 🛫🏆🏆," the caption read.

The post shows a picture of coach Hurley, dressed in a sharp white shirt and tie, boarding the airplane.

Donovan Clingan, Tristen Newton, Stephon Castle and Cam Spencer — former UConn players from last season's championship-winning run who are now in the NBA — also returned for the ceremony. They looked dapper as they headed to the nation's capital.

Hurley's UConn is visiting the White House for the second year in a row after winning the back-to-back championship in April. President Biden will hold the ceremony to honor the teams in the East Room. The event starts at 1:30 pm.

Hurley, who rejected the Lakers coaching job offer in June, led the Huskies to a 37-3 record last season, winning the Empire Classic, Big East regular season and tournament titles, besides the NCAA glory. He aims to add another championship this upcoming season to complete a three-peat in college basketball, a feat only UCLA accomplished under John Wooden in the 1960s and '70s.

"I think UConn is in that realm now, and to win three in a row in today's game is really hard to imagine," NCAAB analyst Jay Bilas said.

"If they can tack a third on there, they're in rarefied air. But five national championships in 25 years, Storrs has a right to start saying capital college basketball," he added.

Dan Hurley set to meet a four-star recruit after his White House visit

Dan Hurley and his coaching staff have been busy this offseason recruiting some real talents to join Connecticut. He added Liam McNeeley, a five-star forward, in April.

Hurley's first order of business after returning from the White House will be to pay a visit to Acaden Lewis, a top player in DC.

"UConn coach Dan Hurley and associate HC Kimani Young will visit 2025 target @AcadenLewis today at @SidwellMBB AFTER their visit to the White House," basketball insider Adam Zagoria tweeted.

Lewis, a 6-foot-3 guard for Sidwell Friends School, has narrowed down his college choices to eight: Auburn, Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina, Syracuse, Tennessee, Michigan and UConn. He visited Duke and Syracuse in early August.